Place
Cannon Rocks in context
A coastal village described by public sources in relation to Boknes, the ocean and the neighbouring protected-area boundary.
Between the coast and the park boundary
Ndlambe Municipality lists Cannon Rocks among the communities it serves. Its town page places the village on the Sunshine Coast, between Boknes and the Greater Addo Elephant Park boundary, with the Indian Ocean in front and farmland behind.
This is the municipality's geographic description. The boundary reference does not mean that the village is inside Addo Elephant National Park, and nearby park routes should be checked with SANParks.
A dated note about local services
Ndlambe Municipality's 2024/25 Infrastructure Development Plan describes Cannon Rocks and Boknes as spatially connected and sharing services and facilities. In that plan, Cannon Rocks is described as predominantly residential; the report records no formal business uses in the village at that time.
That is a dated planning snapshot, not a current list of what is open or available. Check providers and the municipality directly when planning a visit. This website is not a municipal service or representative.
Explore the village record
- The name and its storiesTwo public explanations are recorded without choosing a definitive origin.
- Nature and protected-area contextCoast, nearby park references and the limits of local species claims.
- Cannon Rocks Entrance, part 1Adéle du Plessis's archived account, dated 23 January 2019.
- Cannon Rocks Entrance, part 2Follow-up archived account, dated 18 February 2019.
- A 2025 article about nearby communitiesHistorical article; its descriptions are not a current service or activity directory.
